The fundamental difference from the 2009 director Kochi Gilzo is the cloud and mud! To put it nicely: The film is full of things that break traditional cognition, with handheld cameras, natural light and first-person perspectives, bold and ambitious. It's hard to say: Don't expect to see the elegant Britain, here you can only see the muddy pits outside the dilapidated villa, constant rainstorms, and cattle and sheep trembling in the rain. . . I am embarrassed to admit that it is the world of villas and farmers, and the clothes are not as good as beggars. The so-called gentlemen are just rash men one by one. It completely broke all my expectations of Wuthering Heights!
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